Since I went vegan three years ago, I’ve found I care more about where the things I buy come from. For me, that means not only wearing vegan clothing, but knowing said clothing was manufactured by people treated ethically as well. This new awareness has extended to shopping more ethically for everything I buy, like paying more attention to who harvested my coffee and chocolate. To me, veganism isn’t about perfection; it’s about consuming in a way that aligns with my values.

If you are also trying to shop ethically and need ideas for everyone on your list—or if you need some ideas for a special vegan on your list—here are my recommendations for ethical vegan gifts, all of which I have tried and enjoyed myself.

Books and Magazines:

Dr. Tuttle approaches veganism as fundamentally a philosophy of non-harm. In The World Peace Diet, he argues that eating animals is our first lesson in domination over other living beings and that this extends to a culture of war, sexism, and racism. Give this book to your hippy mom or friend who likes to talk about energy.

I’ve gifted VegNews magazine to both my parents, and even though they’re not totally vegan (yet!), they really enjoy it. What’s not to like? This premier vegan lifestyle magazine is filled with recipes, news, product reviews, and just about everything else you’d want to read while on the toilet—which, if you go vegan, you might not struggle so much on.

If you want to get a vegan gift for your not-yet-vegan family member, The Reducetarian Cookbook is a great, non-confrontational place to start, with tons of simple and familiar recipes veganized. The reducetarian approach advocates reducing animal products in one’s diet but doesn’t push anyone to identify as veg. Packed with tons of pretty pictures, this is an unthreatening gift that will help any recipient incorporate more plant-based food into their life.

But where do you get your protein? This book goes through all the questions we commonly here and teaches us to answer them effectively. Because, really, there is no better gift than a good comeback when someone asks, But don’t plants have feelings? (This can also double as a gift to yourself if you give it to a family member who won’t stop asking such questions.)

Apparel and Beauty:

I love everything Boody. (Yes, I know how that sounds, and I’m cool with it.) I love that this basics brand is ethically manufactured. I love that it’s totally reasonably priced, but feels and wears high quality. And I love that many of their shirts and bras make me feel as close to naked as I can get while being clothed. Even their socks are my favorite; it’s like they hug your feet! Give some Boody basics and the comfort lover in your life will definitely thank you.

There are lots of vegan tees out there, but this one by Veganized World speaks to me most, especially in our current political climate. Get it for the nasty vegan woman in your life, and she will definitely rock it.

For the coffee lover in your life, this vegan face mask wakes all of you up. Its 100 percent active Hawaiian coffee fruit extract has anti-inflammatory properties and minimizes the effects of UV exposure.

Finding good vegan makeup without animal testing takes some trial and error, and this all-vegan, non-toxic beauty subscription is the perfect way to sample a bunch of different products until you find your favorites. For $15 you can buy just one box from Petit Vour, or for $180 you can give someone a box a month for a whole year’s worth of presents.

I would like to get my partner something besides this as a present. But I always know that nothing will make him as happy as a Will’s Vegan Shoes gift card. Most of Will’s—yes, a guy named Will really makes them—ethically manufactured shoes are priced at around $100, and they are definitely worth it. They wear great, feel even better, and ship free of charge to your door complete with a return label if you don’t like them.

Food and Home:

ChooseVeg Meal Planner makes a surprisingly affordable but special gift for that person in your life you’ve been urging to eat more plant-based. For just $1.90 a week, your recipient gets on-demand help from food coaches, personalized daily recipes, access to grocery delivery in select areas, meal-planning services, and a vegan nutrition plan. It’s such a good deal, it’s almost like ChooseVeg isn’t offering it for profit! (They’re not.)

Represent the most mistreated animals on the planet—and support the work of Mercy For Animals, a nonprofit working to end factory farming and the abuse of animals for food with these "Love All Animals" pillows. All proceeds from these adorable pillows go toward helping animals. A double gift!

I bought this a few years ago, and I’m so glad I did every time I use it. Now, instead of being scared and trying to catch bugs in a jar, I use this device to scoop up any little creature from a distance. There’s even a magnifier so you can see how amazing the critters are before you set them free! This makes a great gift for kids, too.

There’s hardly a better gift you can get for the true animal lover in your life than an animal sponsorship in their name. Vine Sanctuary, an awesome LGBTQ-run farm sanctuary, is just one of many underfunded organizations that could use your help. You’ll know your gift made an actual, huge difference in a rescued animal’s life.

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